Coronavirus: La Liga games set to be played behind closed doors

The Good Boss, Fernando León de Aranoa’s comedy-drama starring Javier Bardem, dominated Spain’s top film prizes this year, The Goyas, collecting six awards including Best Picture.

plastic surgery on Facebook is the second to be hit by a lawsuit from the same surgeon.Jasmin Harley, 37, has found herself locked in a legal battle and too stressed to work after receiving a court writ claiming that comments she made online were defamatory.The Daily Star reported last summer how Dr Anh Nguyen took legal action against former patient Rebecca Hinsley who complained about her breast augmentation on the Facebook pages Tummy Tuck Western Australia and Botched Surgery Support Group.Dr Nguyen claims she had been defamed by both Ms Hinsley and Jasmin whose mental health has nose-dived since becoming embroiled in a legal row.Jasmin from Perth, Western Australia, got her first boob job in April 2017 but her smooth implants failed to hold the tissue and within six months, her breasts were 'near her knees again'. Over a year later Jasmin had revision surgery to "fix it" but claims her new implants were not what she asked for and her arms formed fat pockets as a result of excess skin removal.

Batman movie instead. His pregnant wife, 25, shared the story anonymously on Reddit where she revealed her partner's insensitive behaviour.

TikTok including day-to-day grocery shopping.In one video, she said she was surprised when she bought tampons in the Aussie shops."Why hasn't nobody mentioned this?" Gabrielle says."I do remember somebody commenting on my grocery hauls and said how I would be surprised how little the feminine product options here – but this is not what I was expecting when they said 'little'."She takes out a box with roughly four compact-sized tampons, all individually wrapped in colourful plastics.The TikToker continues: "This is what I get, I'm not gonna lie, it literally took me forever to open this but it's my first time and I wasn't used to this."This is not even as big as my pinky, it's tiny, which is fine...but where is the plastic insertion piece?" Gabrielle's question left some Aussie shocked as they said the applicator was for people to "learn how to use it".One explained: "We were taught the applicator ones were for learning then you just use your finger."A second said the plastic applicator was "bad for environment", adding: "Most European countries are selling the ones without plastic."Others commented that they could understand Gabrielle's frustration."That is not fine! I would have gone through that in 10 minutes," a viewer wrote and another penned: "I like the applicator, it makes it so much easier for when I get my nails done."Gabrielle made a second video and explained to her viewers that how the tampons with applicators look like.

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Southampton on Saturday.Jadon Sancho had put them ahead 20 minutes in when he tapped in from Marcus Rashford’s squared pass from close-range at the far post.But United once again proceeded to throw away a win for the second successive game, with Che Adams racing clear before curling the ball round David de Gea for an equaliser. The Red Devils were unable to find a second goal, leaving Ralf Rangnick with a mountain to climb if he is to guide them to a top four place in the Premier League table.

straight to your inboxLaLiga president Javier Tebas has continued his criticism of Manchester City, claiming "the majority" of people involved in European football believe City breached UEFA financial fair play rules. Tebas also declared the Court of Arbitration (CAS) "dead" after City's successful appeal against a two-year ban from European club football.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has hit back at La Liga president Javier Tebas, after he slammed the decision to overturn City's two-year ban from European football. When City were initially slapped with the sanctions by UEFA, Tebas claimed it was "better late than never", saying: "UEFA is finally taking decisive action, enforcing the rules of financial fair play and punishing financial doping is essential for the future of football.

La Liga president Javier Tebas has lashed out at The Court of Arbitration for Sport. His anger stems from the decision to overturn Manchester City ’s two-year ban from European competition after UEFA’s club financial control body found them to have breached club licensing and Financial Fair Play regulations back in February.

La Liga president Javier Tebas is furious that Manchester City will not be banned from European football after their Champions League ban was overruled.

straight to your inboxAs Manchester City celebrate the news that their Champions League ban has been overturned, there is naturally some opposition to the decision.UEFA, who brought the charges against City for 'serious breaches' of Financial Fair Play regulations, have noted the decision from the Court of Arbitration for Sport to strike off the ban, but that hasn't stopped all the criticism.In their decision, CAS said the allegations against City were either not established or time-barred, although they did keep a 10 million euro fine against the Blues for failing to co-operate with UEFA.However, the debate into the future of FFP and UEFA's ability to properly enforce the rules has already begun in some quarters, and City's rivals digest

Manchester United may just have received a big boost in the battle to keep Paul Pogba at Old Trafford.

La Liga president Javier Tebas has threatened to dock points from clubs if they refuse to play once Spanish football has resumed following the coronavirus outbreak.

La Liga president Javier Tebas has reportedly told clubs they may be fined if they do not show up to play matches after the coronavirus pandemic.

La Liga president Javier Tebas has suggested there will be no matches played in front of supporters in the division until next year amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

The Spanish Government has reportedly informed La Liga that they will have to play games behind closed doors until 2021.

Liverpool need to win just two more games to win the Premier League but doubts remain over the conclusion of the current season.

A Tenerife hotel boss has told Spanish league chief that the competition should be completed in the Canary Islands.

Manchester United and Manchester City could be back in action by the middle of May, according to La Liga president Javier Tebas.

Spanish football chief Javier Tebas has revealed plans are being put in place for football to return in May.

Barcelona and Real Madrid may not play again this season after La Liga president Javier Tebas’s claims that the campaign could be cancelled due to coronavirus worries.